Step right up! Evoke memories of summers spent at the county fair or trips to the circus by hosting a carnival themed event. Set-up classic midway games like ring toss and darts, rent a giant slide or mechanical bull or watch a stilt walker make his way around the yard! Find companies that specialize in themed parties that serve your area of Salem County . Scroll below for some unique DIY decoration ideas for your party. 
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DIY Decorations for Your Party
1. DIY Centerpieces: Buy big popcorn buckets at a party supply store, as well as bags of popcorn from the supermarket. Use spray adhesive to make the popcorn stick so it doesn’t make a mess, or let the popcorn be eaten by the guests for an edible centerpiece!
2. Candy Dessert Table: When we think of carnival concessions, we think of sugar, candy and sweets! Create a dessert table filled with deliciously sweet treats and allow your guests to make their own goodie bags.
3. Decorating: Decorating is all about the details. Small touches, like decorative signs, party favors and themed props, are subtle ways to wow your guests. Make sure everything is bold, bright and colorful.
Ambitious hosts will certainly want to tackle some of these decoration ideas themselves. If you think the “D” in DIY means “disaster,” you might want to hire a professional service to handle the decorating.
When planning your carnival themed party, use KidsParties.Party to connect with entertainers, services and venues in Salem County .
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